Animals We Could Beat in a Fight | Trash Taste #91

[@greasy13]

Garnt: "Canadians are probably going to roast me for the story" Canadians: "Oh sick, they mentioned us"

[@rotolotto]

It could be worse. Sincerely, an American

[@ultigame129]

Could be worse.... Like the habs this season 😂 From a habs/leafs fan

[@jacktheripper3118]

Do Minnesota count as Canada? We’re lesser Canada

[@greasy13]

@@ultigame129 after that magical run they had last year they can be shit and get shane wright.

[@jqa16]

Sorry for having a harsher climate to live in.

[@carljonsson2647]

Connor : " I can just scream at a polar bear and it'll be scared. " Also Connor : " A deer will hunt you down to the end of the earth."

[@shahzaibkhawaja6903]

beware of the deer

[@TheSeth256]

🤡

[@nanashi7779]

@@shahzaibkhawaja6903 Fear the deer

[@joshua41175]

Especially the ones with horns.

[@nightspicer]

@@shahzaibkhawaja6903 you cannot reason with the deer

[@XFreezerBunnyX]

Southeast Asian here! I believe the pouring drinks into plastic bags thing is done so that the glass bottles never leave the shop making them easier to collect/recycle afterwards. Also it's more practical if the shop has a 1 gallon drink, they can sell it in smaller amounts. Hope this makes sense. Also I know it's late but thought I might share for those who are curious.

[@lanzsibelius]

Drinks in plastic bags though somewhat rare is in fact a thing here in México too, but most of the time you see this when people prepare a big container of flavored water so you don't really have a bottle to begin with. And of course they always use clean new bags and close them with a knot so that the liquid doesn't spil, you can only sip it out through the straw

[@ELEMENTOR374]

As an Indonesian, i actually prefer plastic bag drinks than glass/bottle drink. Mainly because it's cheaper and there's more volume, you can get more than in a glass/bottle

[@robertoandrerocatorres7257]

@@lanzsibelius It also happens here in Perú, although not the flavored water, just soda's, like coca cola. And i know, its kinda late xD

[@ellusiv5121]

I used to live in the Philippines and they do it there probably to lower production cost. You can still but a bottle but that’s gonna be more expensive than just going for the bag which is also used for street vendpr drinks like Gulaman. And this portioning stuff doesn’t end with drinks but for pretty much everything like single use shampoo instead of buying a bottle.

[@bluebell560]

40:35 Garnt: "If you live in a society-" Connor and Joey: *start giggling*

[@tildessmoo]

Fun fact of the week: Pre-civilization humans practiced something called endurance hunting, where they literally just jogged after animals until they fell over from sheer exhaustion. It requires moderate speed, high endurance, and a high degree of cooperation, prevent the prey from just cutting a diagonal to get away. There's only one other mammal known to practice endurance hunting, that being wolves, and even they only do it when other options are exhausted; turns out bipedalism is pretty useful for endurance running. (This may have something to do with why humans and wolves partnered up so early on; dogs are the first animals we ever domesticated.) In other words, while a deer could probably take you in the straightaway, running you down on the long run is probably the one thing you _don't_ have to worry about with a deer. Hopefully this helps Connor's elaphophobia. (Oh, but a charging whitetail buck could absolutely f you up. And they're big enough to destroy your car if you hit one, which is a real problem in the northeastern US.) And yes, this does mean humans are the slasher movie villains of the animal kingdom.

[@fozza1051]

Isn’t the fact that we sweat through our skin giving us a huge stamina boost. I’ve heard it’s one of our most unique abilities.

[@tildessmoo]

@@fozza1051 Yep, that's another help, although wolves evolved in a much colder climate, so it's less that it allowed humans to evolve into persistence hunters and more that it allowed us to do so in central Africa.

[@SchematicArc]

It is not just past humans who practiced it, several hunter-gathers in southern Africa still do this! Fascinating!

[@TheSeth256]

You are missing the part where the humans who used to do it where in peak condition. Most people alive nowadays wouldn't be able to do it.

[@canti7951]

@@tildessmoo I've heard sweating is the integral part. Other animals not being capable of sweating are basically forced to take a break meanwhile we can cool down while running.

[@azure1474]

I love that Connor's image of a deer is just the invulnerable instant kill snail

[@ANPC-pi9vu]

Fun fact: On average deer kill the most people in America vs other wildlife. And it's not all deer induced car accidents, ether.

[@Gender_Ascender]

@Luci Buck antlers can and will kill you if they charge you down for being a threat. They're likely to run but big bucks are also able to fight.

[@timbowlz]

you should watch that one adventure time deer episode cause you will start to understand his fear of deers.

[@justsomeguy5711]

Idk why people disregard the fact deers can kick you once and shatter a bone instantly.

[@jadynadams7817]

,

[@billseptember7589]

Привет Трешовый Вкус! Я ваш русский фанат, последние полтора года я смотрел вас в переводе на русском языке, и теперь когда скоро в Россий запретят ютуб, мне грустно что я потеряю вас. Каждую неделю я вас ждал, очень грустно. Удачи вам ❤️

[@lucassoares4084]

Stay strong!

[@T.Yen1557]

My Russian friend, I hope this translate well to you. I pray you and your family are safe. I hope to see this madness be over soon and to see you again. With love from America.

[@ваня-н3с]

Ой блин, не парься, vpn есть

[@baby_cozy]

Я надеюсь расставание будет не долгим 😔 Успехов парням 🤗

[@puperman4208]

Thank god Google translate exists. Stay strong brother!

[@mcgoldenblade4765]

Connor's complete irrational fear of deer is something I wasn't ready for.

[@nicjansen230]

He's even forgetting that people outrun deer in the end. The original hunting method employed by humans was: run after it until it's either overheated or exhausted. Even if it has antlers, we can come at it from multiple sides. They're not going to form some line of battle. Deer can run for a bit and can then recover, but they won't last if not given the chance to stand still. Humans are built to keep going

[@ItsShaz1]

same lol

[@w花b]

@@nicjansen230 yeah...but there's something you forgot : this is a hunting method and in this situation it was a dear chasing YOU not the opposite. Plus, they didn't say anything about you being in a group because obviously that changes the odds. Humans hunted in groups and could run for very long periods but if humans were alone and chased by a mid-range running animal like a deer or a dog, you'd be screwed because they can catch up to you.

[@dopplesoddner2899]

@@nicjansen230 also these humans who can outrun animals were the ones who did this for a living , not city dwelling average human.

[@fernandoriveros8577]

You mean rational right?

[@King_Jonghyun]

I love how Connor just makes up random facts of reality in his head. Fish aren't animals? He could outrun a bear? What is he on?? 😭😭

[@ellusiv5121]

What makes this even funnier is that fish basically preceded everything. If anything, we are the weird ones.

[@bmo3778]

it was already confirmed by biologists that "fish" is just a not accurate term. if an animal looks like "a fish", and lives in the water, humans call them "a fish", regardless of its ancestry. whales, dolphins, are called fish by some culture, for example.

[@itsgonnabeanaurfromme]

​@@bmo3778what's your point?

[@Pcr06]

Connor- "I've been with a ram" Possibly the most Welsh sentence ever

[@yatakarasu98]

I'm scared to even consider what you could be implying by that

[@shaggybaggums]

At least it's got handles, no need to wear the velcro trousers.

[@Jacob-jm3zy]

@@shaggybaggums what about the rubber boots?

[@shaggybaggums]

@@Jacob-jm3zy True, sometimes the old ways are the best.

[@gulcandeniz8487]

I thought he liked rem though

[@xbloomie]

german here - can confirm that my whole family puts their bread in the freezer if its too big to be eaten in 2-3 days. have to side with joey on this one, tastes the same and is honestly a great method to store your bread if you live alone. edit; thumbs up to all the people in the replies who freeze their bread too - we cultured 😌

[@eye_ball]

I think its because by putting it inside the fridge the bread retains its moisture to some degree. If you left it outside, the bread would get dry and stale. At least that's my guess

[@vampnico]

In Sweden people store their bread in the fridge. Not the freezer part, but it still keeps the bread all nice and fresh for longer.

[@sini0071]

@@eye_ball we don't do it often, but steaming it is probably the best way to reheat it

[@tpsam]

@@vampnico morning just baked bread is amazing First day bread tastes considerably better than 24h old bread

[@roosar8324]

i’m scottish and we do this. thought it was normal here but apparently not 💀 we buy a few reduced loafs and then just shove them in the freezer for when we need them.

[@JohnHill]

I’m genuinely a peacock survivor 😅 got fucked up heavy by one when I was like 9, scars on my forehead for proof.

[@justinj2]

Seeing. You comment here is like when you find out your nerdy friend is the sibling of the cool guy in school. Worlds colliding.

[@X4nthem]

combat wise, peacocks are roosters on steroids. don't let the fancy colors fool you. their claws are big!

[@EspeonMistress00]

@@X4nthem Their favourite food is snakes like cobras, go figure.

[@ANPC-pi9vu]

@@X4nthem Kinda like wild turkeys.

[@kalixascsi66]

Wild turkeys generally try to run, but if cornered, fight like metheads with knives strapped to their limbs. Also, peacocks and turkeys can fly short distances and can roost in trees. Just food for thought.

[@ivanradstrom9939]

"Jellyfish is such a weird fish. Fish are so strange and scary, animals are not scary" My IQ dropped at least 20 points from hearing that.

[@nil44yt]

also connor in after dark "fish isn't real"

[@luthfihar3211]

@@nil44yt fish are like bird but for water

[@ShadoWolfe]

I read that as "Jellyfish is such a weird fetish " at first LMAO

[@ivanradstrom9939]

@@ShadoWolfe We he would be correct in that statement at least lol

[@punpunpunyama9271]

@@nil44yt i still wanna know what that means

[@maxpayne2101]

Thank you guys for lifting my spirits at this difficult time, I am writing while sitting in a bomb shelter with my family in Ukraine

[@iamthespeedhunteriamthespe2828]

hope you is good my man

[@user-hu6he8ww5w]

I hope you can safely find refuge in poland

[@sketcharmslong6289]

That's incredible. I hope the best for you and your family man.

[@tlshortyshorty5810]

God bless you man, I hope you’ll make it out.

[@BasementRuthie]

We are all hoping you will be okay. Xoxo

[@ziggerotstask6287]

Everytime Joey goes "I mean, it COULD kill you but..." then you just see Connor stare straight into the camera like (why the fuck is he so calm about this?)

[@BEERBOMB113]

Aussies are just chiller than anyone or anything. Its how they survive them damn fire tornado dark country lol

[@Silver_Ws_t]

For those interested, dust storms tend to have smaller particles than a sandstorm and tend to be made of things like dried out top soil instead of sand. Dust storms can result in cases of dust pneumonia and death by suffocation from mud in your lungs. By in large when reported in a weather alert the terms are fairly interchangeable, and tend to have the same threats as far as bodily harm.

[@rotolotto]

First time I was exposed to this idea was when a science class showed us that Supervolcano movie and it scared the shit out of me for years

[@requiemforameme1]

Man, a few winters ago I walked outside and it was a combo lightning storm blizzard. These new map modifiers with the Climate Change DLC are shit.

[@Slavolko]

@@requiemforameme1 I was shoveling my driveway in one of those. I could handle the blizzard/snowstorm, but the lightning worried me.

[@flyingtoast27]

@@requiemforameme1 If anyone's wondering, that's called thundersnow

[@Zackaria_sMax]

Haboob

[@ShadowOfMassDestruction]

Garnt beat a cockroach with a cultured mousepad, he's already prepared himself for every fight

[@bassy_michaelis_666]

This sounds so weird if one doesn't know the original story 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@spencechan]

The roach survived, though

[@jiphinhere]

@@spencechan Nope. The cockroach made the mistake of calling the mousepad a 'pettan'.

[@matthew_natividad]

Unless it’s a thai one

[@4rch0711]

Still not ready for Josh's Dad

[@someonehandsomewithoneeye]

28:47 Joey: "Aw... I mean, you know... just don't fucking step on it." Joey's reaction to the stonefish basically amounts to "GIT GUD"

[@fiore0364]

The asian in him

[@grandemage]

Connor: "I think a whitetail deer could F me up..." Canadian's: "Don't tell him about moose, elk and caribou... he'll lose his mind..."

[@erika8349]

I’m terrified of moose. I saw one in a museum (taxidermy) and I was shocked by how HUGE it was and I semi-freaked out. I will be avoiding the woodsy area of the west coast from now on 😂😭

[@alfie-_]

Im not Canadian but where I am we have elk and moose

[@kalgeriax1016]

@@erika8349 Even the noise it make is also scary especially you alone in woods/forest.

[@saipul3452]

The moment he said deer, i thought it was because wendigo myth or something like that xD

[@robertsteinberger]

48:15 Connor in the deer argument: "This is no ligic whatsoever, this is just my gut feeling" - who would have guessed

[@SeabassFishbrains]

Garnt: "Parrots are freaking sassy as fuck!" My tiny budgie directly behind me: * lifts and yeets entire metal food dish with a loud thunk at that exact moment to punctuate that *

[@Floraclaw]

TRASH TASTE: Arguing about survivability against wild animals Connor: "This is probably the dumbest conversation we've had" Me: "Did you guys forget any of your food conversations?"

[@North862]

Proceeds to talk about choking on ice

[@tenzinjampa3266]

This episode hurts me in a very deep way. It feels like their knowledge of animals are what would AI have if they just studied disney movies.

[@aoifemcneill3714]

Their knowledge of UK weather is also deeply unsettling. The south is easier, sure. Go further north and you have more violent storms (this year alone had 8 in 3 weeks, causing more than 2 million trees to be ripped from the ground. Some places still look like a graveyard for trees), snowstorms/blizzards, bush fires (albeit small), tornados, waterspouts and severe flooding. Earthquakes do happen, but are not destructive since they're only 2.0-3.5 scales generally. It's just the UK is built well to withstand these. Instead of wooden houses, it's stone houses clustered together to stop the houses being blown away/into bits every year. Flood damage is in the billions of pounds per year, trillions if they're unlucky, but everyone knows the protocols for them, and can rebuild quite quickly. It's not that nothing happens, it's just they've adapted to most of it and know how to handle it. They just don't get the worst of the worst natural disasters like Japan. You also pray that this century does not contain a storm surge. Every few centuries it strikes, the last one being in the 1600's, and took a chunk out of Denmark and Netherlands. The most notable one disconnected Great Britain (the island) from the mainland, erasing Doggerland almost completely (think Jersey and Guernsey were part of the highest points), and creating the English Channel.

[@chuaelaine5341]

😂

[@digidragon1]

No one mentioning Henry from MXR literally knowing less about animals than a fetus.

[@ANPC-pi9vu]

Deer kill more people than any other wild animal in America, so Connor despite trying to be as stupid as possible about it is not entirely off base. Deer are likely the most dangerous animal in his home country as well, so it makes sense for his fear of them to be more relevant to him than the exotic which he will rarely if ever encounter.

[@ANPC-pi9vu]

@@aoifemcneill3714 Yeah, but you just stay inside during bad storms, no big deal. I think you aren't realizing how much more severe the things you mention are in other countries. Water spouts aren't flattening whole towns. Trees getting knocked down by storms is pretty normal, as root systems for most species are very shallow. If the tree is rooted in soft marshy boggy soil, or on relatively smooth volcanic stone with only a thin layer of top soil, it won't have much to hold it upright during a storm.

[@diadrite]

I love how this of all Trash Taste episodes is age restricted while the hentai episode, the doujin episode, the episode with Sydney and Shibuya Kaho, and however many other episodes that toe the line of KZbin's guidelines, all are completely fine. What's up with this episode getting hit, is the KZbin algorithm also afraid of deer? Anyway great episode ! This was one of the funniest ones yet for me, appreciate it.

[@tpsam]

Fighting animals is dangerous Don't try this at home

[@kwpie8576]

The deer threatened youtube Connor knew too much

[@klopfer14000]

Weird, it isn't age restricted for me. Did it change?

[@cloak679]

@@klopfer14000 yeah it change.

[@rainraven777]

I feel like it was because of how they were talking about ice because I spaced off and I thought they were talking about ***ual preferences when it come to guys.

[@JeekayTenn]

The one time I agree with Joey, I don't understand how Grant and Connor have never frozen bread especially since they were uni students

[@lloydlim1055]

I think thats more of a region thing than a uni thing.

[@nganguen9561]

Thanks guys. Im sitting in the bomb shelter in Mariupol city, that is blocked by russian troops now, and rewatching all your episodes to not fall in mad. We are out of food, and will out of water soon. Your podcast is the only one, that help me smile time to time. Hope, i can see all your future episodes.

[@kyubeyincubator5533]

Stay strong. Slava Ukraini. Ukraine has shown the world unshakable courage, you are all heroes.

[@vt_hikaru]

Ayo! If this is real I pray for your safety. It's scary times we are living in.

[@degayify]

Cool larp

[@ottosuwen9965]

God damn, stay strong fellow Ukrainian. May I hope you will have a bright future ahead of you after the war over there has ended.

[@SetiKt]

Just random dude trying to rake likes on the comment section.

[@SkylightCiel]

I always find the "What animal can you beat in a fight?" question ridiculous cause I genuinely feel like I would lose to ANY animal in a fight. I was built to think they were built to fight.

[@IB21066]

That's a nice mentality, every wild animal can fuck us up in atleast one way

[@NostalgiaVivec]

i think thats underestimating the strength that a human can muster when they need to. like i dont think we could fight a bear on our own but a lone wolf i think about 50% of people could do that

[@theradionicrevival8068]

@@NostalgiaVivec its not even about strength. They said it themselves but they’re just underestimating a humans capacity to think. Humans ain’t remarkably strong or special when it comes to brute force alone. It makes me roll my eyes everytime i hear it but yeah, humans quite literally are probably the deadliest actual animals considering we figured out how to put ourselves on top of the world 💀 Even the most dangerous animals with the highest human kill counts at least tend to kill things in the same kind of ways; but humans are insanely creative when it comes to the tenacity at which they can create multiple ways to destroy a person or thingy, whether it be physical or mental. Like i’m no war historian or expert but everytime i look into a lot of 100% real weapons that were created in times of war specifically with the purpose to hurt people, it spins my head around. Like some of these weapons or torture methods seem right out of comic book or something like Baki, not real things created by people in the real world. There are some truly insane weapons and tactics out there that far surpass things like rocket launchers, it’s something that bears could just never do in a million years, despite the fact that they are physically completely capable of ripping us apart

[@momogi618]

an ant is animal too you know

[@theradionicrevival8068]

@@NostalgiaVivec like while bears are scary and inherently unpredictable in a literal sense, since they’re wild animals, even a person with 0 knowledge of animals or bears can think of a few simple things they could do with just their body to at least keep the thing from perceiveing them as a threat or a meal. (Like simply just avoiding it if they see it all together) Humans are a bit different where they’re so simple and complex that it’s hard tonhuste anyone with the expectation that they’ll 100% act the same at all times. While avoiding sketchy looking people is obvious and does certainly work, its a different story when sketchy looking people are the ones persistent in getting to you

[@dline7925]

The whole time Connor was talking about the deer, I was just thinking of Nichijou's deer attack.

[@WhiteCharisma]

I swear the Bois played themselves so hard trying to remember what stories we've heard. I don't think I ever heard Garnt's story but they quickly summarized it and for Joey's story I definitely remember him mentioning how annoying it was to live with birds 😂😂😂

[@nicolelouise7295]

I dont think Garnt talked about it, tho maybe my word isn't the most trustworthy since I haven't watched some moments of trash taste bc I fell asleep watching it.

[@Michael-hu1qw]

Thought the exact same thing xD

[@kkuwura]

@@nicolelouise7295 well, i'm one of those who might've watched each episode and all streams at least twice, and i don't remember Garnt talking about his grandma. Although again, I also might be wrong

[@wednesdaya.5780]

Garnt hasn't talked about his grandma before, I've rewatched all the episodes enough to know

[@lettuce1626]

I paused the video to try to find the comment. I don't remember the grandma squeezing Sydney's hand story Garnt also thought that he talked about his band gigs which no one not even the bois knew Memory sucks

[@dovahkiinmary]

I've only recently started to freeze my bread (I live in Germany) and it literally changed my life xD We only go shopping once every two weeks or so, so before that we could only eat bread for like 5 days until it went bad and because we don't eat bread that often, we would throw so much away. And now? Lasts for weeks/months and we eat it every few days and it's amazing o-o So much more convenient. Can recommend. And tastes exactly the same.

[@fragonarsh]

I'm french and i do the same! I don't have time (or energy) to buy fresh bread every morning and (if the bread is already good) a defrosted bread (at low temperature 15 minutes in a oven) beats a stale bread every time!

[@annebremen3961]

Same! Can't risk to run out of bread and it tastes just the same. I am German too

[@LasherTimora]

Romanian here. I personally don't do it very often, but it's certainly not something unusual.

[@cassnewman8267]

I'm from the UK and a we totally freeze bread here. Idk why Garnt and Connor acted like it was such a strange thing. Especially coming from a lower class background, a lot of families would wait until the bread was on offer and then buy like 6 loaves to freeze. The absolute P R I V I L E G E of trash taste lmao

[@marcomula1263]

Same in Italy

[@nikoladrca5324]

I'm glad my family isn't the only one freezing bread. Joey knows what's up.

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

I guarantee that each and every single one of us watching right now can beat an ant in a fight.

[@nikhilsinha2492]

Agreed

[@megumin4564]

Speak for yourself I lost to an ant last week and my back still hurts

[@Jerry4281]

How big is the ant? I don't know Baki can fight an imaginary Grasshopper about human size that's easy. Human sized ant, hard mode.

[@A.R.Shahan]

Can we tho? *Dark HxH flashbacks*

[@walterroux291]

But can you beat a swarm of bullet ants? Ant alone weak, ant together strong. Also if ants were our size we'd all be facked.

[@yxXRayXxy]

I think this episode was the most "dudes talking about hypotheticals" episode ever 😄

[@_DeerHawk_]

Connor being scared of deer yet struggling to recognize what they are is wildly entertaining

[@fiore0364]

Bro sloth bears are terrifying

[@Red-mg4ro]

I always love explaining what a fire tornado is to people. It's simultaneously 2+2=4 simple and expected, yet at the same time sounds like something out of a bad sci-fi show on some hell planet.

[@OroHoneyLemon]

It has an oddly comedic explanation

[@Caleb-zl4wk]

One of them appears in the Bible

[@conanbdetective]

Also in KonoSuba

[@paxonite-7bd5]

Also in Australia

[@actpianocover6329]

Clearly they dont play genshin. Its easy. Pyro+anemo=swirl

[@Leonlion0305]

1:28:02 Ashley go Asian mode had me choking on my soup lmaoooo Also yes, freeze bread, cake, soup, anything, it helps them to last longer. There's only two people in my house but we have two fridges and one full size freezer lol. Don't have throw away food and no pressure on finishing them very quick

[@uchnikudragon5838]

True

[@BastardOfTheNorth]

That or a sealed bucket of freeze dried powdered noodles n sauce

[@elliotw.888]

Ashley's Singaporean (I think) accent makes me feel seen

[@alexjustalexyt1144]

Something something, *insert that one line from Bo Burnham's "what's funny" here*

[@AemesIsMe]

The one about the bread and freezing it: a lot of people that I know in the Netherlands freezes it. It can quickly get moldy, and that’s a waste. It’s not wether you eat it quickly or not. I can’t really explain it properly though…. To give a scenario: when I used to live with my parents, my mother always put the bread in the freezer cause she told me it will quickly get moldy if you just leave it out. I always thought that was weird cause I always saw on tv and cartoons people just having those bread boxes on their kitchen counters and it being fine. Now that I live on my own I tried doing the thing of leaving the bread out of the freezer cause it would be quicker if I need to go to work. Let me tell you I quickly changed my ways 😂. (Side note: you can easily get cut bread here in supermarkets! So it’s easier to separate if you get it out from the freezer)

[@illdecidelater723]

"Can we use tools?" "No just your fists and whatevers around on the ground" Connor that changes literally everything bro, we been killing animals with sticks and rocks since we have been around lol

[@diehard7517]

Yeah, but hunters worked in groups, had special tools and used some sort of tactic. They didn’t just grab a stick and killed a mammoth with it.

[@idiosyncrasy7703]

Yeah but those are "refined" stone tools. You just dont get sharpened stone spear heads, long generally straight dried branch, and a grass rope to attach the two, you make em and sometimes it takes an hour or two at best with experience. Now imagine a completely clueless guy who don't know how to make the most basic tools out of these, and they'll probably need a day at least to figure shit out from scratch. But yeah, I think most of modern people don't know the first thing in making such tools anyway. Lol

[@illdecidelater723]

Yall aren't wrong, but at the same time the list of animals I feel confident in killing if there's a rock on the ground next to me is still much larger than the list of ones I can kill bare handed

[@Che1seabluesdrogba11]

@@diehard7517 ...mammoths is so specific like there's so much else out there that isnt a huge fucking elephant

[@idiosyncrasy7703]

@@illdecidelater723 that is true. Maybe the good 'ol pocket sand can also work with certain animals? Can save you a couple seconds to either strike with a rock or gain some distance.

[@wyattrichards6225]

Connors deer phobia reminds me of a dream I had when I was a kid when a flying talking deer attacked me in a coliseum and chased me around laughing at me

[@NostalgiaVivec]

nah man that was the fucking local skinwalker

[@higoodbye7545]

@@NostalgiaVivec 😭🤣

[@killerxz19]

all this deer talk reminds me of that one cursed adventure time episode

[@saipul3452]

Maybe he watched horror movie about wendigo

[@Howtheheckarehandleswit]

When they're talking about moose, Joey is right. In Canada, they teach you in driving school that if a moose jumps out on the road in front of you, you swerve off the road if you can't stop. It is preferable to flip the car and/or run into a tree.

[@zy8485]

The irony of the first few minutes of this episode with Garnt: He got struck with the virus 19, he got struck with a hokkaido snowstorm and he finally got the dub with his brick of a generator during the mag 7 quakey quake. Anime mc energy right there

[@mohtashamchughtai6702]

"quakey quake" I love this

[@ItsShaz1]

The Main Character confirmed!

[@w花b]

Grant basically foreshadowed the earthquake.

[@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley]

"The Virus 19" sounds like something Internet Historian would say, lol!

[@jesse.rodriguez]

When I was young in Mexico, the drinks were poured into plastic bags with a straw and tied of with a rubber band. They did this so that they could keep the glass bottle and return it to their vendor when they reordered. Otherwise they pay a premium without the return bottle. Also, I think Connor is assuming the bags are the size of plastic shopping bags but they’re about the size of a ziploc

[@RecordToDeathToBoredom]

I'm more surprised these bags don't leak. Milk bags were made reinforced to hold; they're tough. But since I don't live in Mexico or South East Asia, I'm very curious about their build.

[@Fer-st4nb]

@@RecordToDeathToBoredom this a latinamerican method, they also did this in my country, usually they would do it for the cheap drinks that didn't had plastic bottles, they just pour the drink in a plastic bag in front of you and gave you a straw. i don't think they were meant to last.

[@philosofi239]

South east asian here, we have a plastic bag where we freeze water for like bag ice. You chip at it to get ice portions you need, because again, SEA is fucking hot. Thats small and pretty tough so thats where we put out soda. Around the size of a pencil case give or take. *EDIT* Philippines here, I saw the thai bag and ours dont have the ears, we just grab it by the bag neck

[@walkingglasses6264]

same here in the philippines, but with out the rubber band lol we just need to pray we dont lose our grip and let it slip

[@walkingglasses6264]

@@philosofi239 Ah yung ice bag na sinasabi mo ba ay yung tube ice na nabibili sa mga supermarket tas linalagayn ng tubig tas linalagay sa freezer? EN Translation: Ah is the ice bag you're talking about the one available to buy in the supermarkets where you put water in it then freeze it in a freezer?

[@william0j]

People underestimate how dangerous dogs really are just because they are domesticated and are usually tame around humans, but a dog out to hurt you would literally tear your limbs apart.

[@jomybaby22-anime]

in my city, police aren't the ones who enforce curfew at night, dogs are cant even go to 7-11 and back without a single stray barking at you as if they own the street

[@ianstiehl1994]

I've had two try. But I had time to wrap a jacket around my arm in one case. I lifted that one up after it bit down, and just ragdolled it into the ground. The other I just shoved a backpack into its face. It bit down. I tripped it, and punched it in the ribs while shoving the pack in it's face. Both were probably about 40-50 lbs. I'm four times their weight and a lot stronger. But if it's something like a 140 lb Rottweiler, I'm fully aware how fucked I am.

[@imaboisir7227]

I think you might be overestimating them a bit. Sure some could do that but most dogs are getting their shit fucked by someone kicking them or fighting them. At least I feel like I could beat an average dog in a fight

[@jomybaby22-anime]

@@imaboisir7227 not if you get surrounded by 2 to 4 of them.. which is what i've encountered several times on my night shifts during the peak of pandemic lockdowns maybe your city/country doesnt have that many strays roaming at night, i envy your location tbh

[@imaboisir7227]

@@jomybaby22-animemaybe but in this situation I'm pretty sure that it's only 1 dog. And I'm also pretty sure that I could take 1 normal dog

[@kimwasalreadytaken]

Dear Son, What a good episode! It is so nice to see you and the boys hanging out. Much love. - Dad

[@silentotaku6465]

Can’t believe we’re almost at episode 100 damn, it’s been such an amazing journey and can’t help smiling for the future.

[@TheSayk]

The part were they talk about ice is 100% going to get taken out of context. I was already laughing thinking about it being in a "3 Connors talking to each other" meme or just an "out of context compilation" meme.

[@lemonsquares9888]

1:48:17 the drinks in plastic bags are very common in local stores in SEA because buying plastic cups, bags, and straws are excess cost. so they buy a bit more plastic bags and straws to save money. They also don't just give the bottle because if you return the glass soda bottle, they refill it and give a discount for the next bulk order i think

[@aliak530i]

yes, This!! it speaks to the fact that SEA is indeed a 3rd world country. Plus you gotta remember the part where it was tie to a piece of string that you can then hang or hook somewhere, especially convenience if you live in a place where nail can just be hammer on to a post and voila! you got yourself a hook that you can hang pretty much anything. Not to mention that SEA are very much a bicycle/bike/motorcycle country. having those handle is pretty convenient to hang things especially drinks in a plastic bags.

[@bluemanjr1152]

Not only in SEA, I remember growing up in LATAM drinks in plastic bags were very common

[@aliak530i]

@@bluemanjr1152 it is synonymous with low class

[@liano9711]

1:48:17 Not just South East Asian, it's pretty common in Mexico too I think it's because glass bottles are returned to the bottler and reused, so the product is cheaper than if you bought it in a plastic bottle so these stores pour it into a bag to spend less money on the soda Edit: checked and plastic bags ARE cheaper than cups

[@deoplo5988]

It still seems like a big waste of plastic. There are plenty of bottle/can return machines in the US where you can bring used ones in exchange for a few cents per bottle.

[@lanzsibelius]

@@deoplo5988 People hardly ever return them in Mexico, I think in fact giving everyone a plastic bottle ends up as more waste

[@elisa11041]

German here, my whole family puts bread in the freezer. Our grocery stores have bread slicers that you can use for free, bakeries usually ask if you want it sliced or not. Also if you defrost bread it is usually softer and moister then keeping it in a bread box in my experience. There are also bread rolls/buns that are pre baked and then flash frozen so you can pop them for like 10 minutes into the oven and have warm fresh buns that are perfectly crispy on the outside and pillowy soft on the inside

[@ivenstorm]

For context, as someone who has grown up around Moose, Moose usually are at least 6 feet in height, and weigh at bare minimum 1200 lbs of all muscle. Not to mention that they can be extremely aggressive especially during mating season or if they are protecting their young. The only animal that scares me more are Hippos. Also my answer to who I pick in a battle royale. Hippos are mistakenly deemed fat. Couldn't be further from the truth. Hippos have a ridiculous amount of muscle. What we see as their "fat" is actually just 6 cm of skin. They are also extremely aggressive, can run through packs of lions without taking much damage, and are surprisingly fast. They have been known to sprint as fast as a human if not faster in short bursts. Coupled with a mouth that can rip a car door in half and is covered in bacteria? yeah, F that.

[@srikrishnabhat6793]

I think Hippos are a bad comparison because even Crocodiles steer clear of them.

[@andrew_h6]

Idk, I think a silverback gorilla could beat a hippo. Opposable thumbs and a shit ton of muscle is a huge plus.

[@ivenstorm]

@@andrew_h6 Silverbacks weighs in at just over 400 lbs. Hippos start off at 2,000 lbs. The only real advantage Silverbacks have over Hippos is intelligence and the ability to climb. Hippos have more muscle than Silverbacks, and believe it or not, can sprint faster on land than Silverbacks. Silverbacks sprint at roughly 25 mph, while Hippos sprint at 30 mph. Also, and there are nature videos on this, that layer of skin Hippos have is extremely thick, to the point where they can walk through prides of lions and barely feel a thing.

[@vt_hikaru]

My fear are komodo dragons they're so badass but everything about them can kill you

[@ivenstorm]

@@vt_hikaru they are fast too. I forget the speed at which they can sprint but its stupid fast.

[@archiehazelden781]

going from trash taste after dark to normal trash taste feels like travelling back and forth through time because joey's hair length just keeps changing unprovoked :)))

[@ArtofWEZ]

This podcast wouldn't work without Conner's weird hot takes lol

[@Xirik-Alansei]

As a Canadian the whole Connor Tangent about Deer and bears made me both laugh and shake my head in disbelief.

[@NostalgiaVivec]

i mean black bears are pussies and id take my chances to scare off a bear that wanted to have me than a deer but any other bear type id be fucked. and then if a moose came along id just die

[@MyLittleGreenHairdedMermaid]

LOL I was like WTF you're scared of deer and then I realized he does not know animals well and is probably thinking of a moose

[@HelloHuman1]

@@MyLittleGreenHairdedMermaid Moose are fucking tanks. You can hit a Moose with a car and they'd just keep going

[@gurkeeratsinghgarrysangha2433]

we were camping in Algonquin, Ontario and i was super scared about bear attack. On the top that, some bird were making the howling wolves kinda sound. Lol it was scary.

[@MyLittleGreenHairdedMermaid]

@@HelloHuman1 Yes I know lol! Deer and Moose are different things..... which is why I said I was like "wtf why is Connor scared of deer"

[@matthewhowe4778]

The more Joey talks about Australia, the less he appears to be Australian. Except putting half of a loaf of bread in the freezer. Completely on-board for that.

[@90091]

Why tho? Just put in in the fridge.

[@kww10]

Been putting bread in the freezer. Dem brits dont know anything

[@teganl6032]

Putting bread in the freezer is legit, makes it last so much longer and it stays fresh. I'm Canadian, and I thought freezing bread was normal.

[@90091]

@@teganl6032 Don't you just toast your bread? Is there even a difference?

[@mirotaatila8044]

@@teganl6032 it is. People do it In Europe aswell. Atleast In finland and other nordic countries

[@SonicHaXD]

Always love hearing controversial food takes from the boys XD

[@BrokenScreen_desu]

1:46:45 In mexico we call those "raspados" which is just shaved ice with some flavored liquid. It's great! also 1:48:26 that happens in Mexico too! Not with sodas, but with flavored water (though you don't see that as often anymore)

[@arnulfomendez9179]

I think it depends on where you go cuz from time to time, I still see bagged soda when I go visit family in Mexico.

[@BrokenScreen_desu]

@@arnulfomendez9179 I've never had bagged *soda*, but I have had bagged flavored water (especially if it's horchata or jamaica flavored)

[@arnulfomendez9179]

@Broken Screen when my grandma had a store every time my cousins or I bought a coke, she'd keep the glass bottle and give it to us in plastic bags with a straw, but that was a long time ago and now only in my memories

[@Darkknight5x5]

As a kid we would have bagged soda in Mexico. This was done if you didn't have an empty glass bottle to exchange. In essence you'd need to recycle a glass bottle to the store in order to get a glass bottled soda.

[@BrokenScreen_desu]

@@Darkknight5x5 Maybe I'm just too young lmao

[@littlewitchlily]

I (as a german) am on Joeys side here regarding the bread thing. In my family and also my fiance's one put bread in the freezer on a regular basis, for example if you've bought to much or just don't need the whole loaf. Cut in half, wrap one in a plasticbag and put it in the freezer. Defrost it slowly in a warm oven or over the course of few hours on a cookie rack on the kitchen counter. Easy as that. Yet I have to admit that my fiance and I DEMOLISH a sher ton of bread each week (we're keeping it in a breadbox throughout the week) sooooo... no chance the bread is getting bad 😅😂

[@netslums]

I worked for Godiva Chocolatier for 4 years. White stuff on chocolate is called blooming. It occurs when the sugar and fat in the chocolate are oxidized. It's perfectly safe to eat, but it can alter the taste of the chocolate.

[@Kriss_941]

Connor: "I reckon I could get away from a bear, like it would get bored and leave me alone..." Yeah, it would leave you alone, after having chased you down in just a few seconds and then mauling you to death... I honestly don't think Connor knows how fast these fuckers are lol Polar bears can run 40km/h and a brown bear can reach 56km/h... in other words a brown bear would smoke Usain Bolt lol

[@sandromaspindzelashvili5767]

Connor is too lazy to get out of his house so maybe he can just sit in his room and the bear would be too fat to fit in the door so he would get bored and probably eat food in the fridge and leave him alone

[@emenova3553]

@@sandromaspindzelashvili5767 The bear would probably rip a hole into his house lol

[@FM-dm8xj]

yes but bears are built to stay away form humans

[@christianmagrum3282]

Bears are somewhat random animals their behavior is hard to predict, but if a bear wants to it will f you up

[@WolfSportsOfficial]

I feel like Joey, Garnt and Connor needs to watch "Casual Geographic" after this episode 😅

[@kulkuljator]

I love this channel

[@Nippontradamus]

That man's educational and funny as hell

[@GahMyEyes]

What I learned from the channel was that Honey badgers are the scariest, toughest mofos in the planet.

[@Rudoku1]

@@GahMyEyes I learned that Orcas and Dolphins are the greatest assholes alive. And Cheetahs suck.

[@ChiakiVALover]

That Hood Nature represent

[@nightspicer]

43:58 I think I've heard that bears don't fuck with moose, unless they're really desperate, so yeah...

[@yippykiay13]

I’ve had deer and bear experiences, lived in a place with both…deer will mess you up, but it’s not the antlers you have to worry about, or even the bucks. Bucks mostly keep to themselves but does do not give a damn, especially when they have fawns around. Their hooves will slice you to shreds. The bears around here are black bears, and while I’ll fully admit they will screw you up, I’d take my chances with the bear. Black bears are basically very big raccoons. They raid your trash and run off when you shout at them (unless they’re hurt sick or cornered but that’s on you) Grizzlies though…you’re dead.

[@NostalgiaVivec]

yeah an American guy ik who lives where theres big scary bears will take either a 10mm pistol with him on hikes or his 308 rifle if its a shorter walk but its for shit like grizzlies, black bears he just shouts at, ive seen dogs chase off black bears. deers are scarier than we think but i still think i could fight one cos with animals like that if they break their leg they are done and they have those thin springy legs, id take my chance with a black bear but id take a deer over any other type of bear

[@seekyunbounded9273]

@@NostalgiaVivec well you are not gonna break his leg bear handed without taking it down first with puts you in danger previously mentioned meat shredding hooves

[@jlee438]

@@NostalgiaVivec if u fall down ur screwed with a deer they will stomp on u 5 times faster then a bull does.. bulls will just hit u once n walk off.. bucks will be persistant aswell as to gorge u with their racks... as for black bears... they are more skiddish then a brown bear... brown bears actually are more aggressive then a grizzly or a polar bear... and not all ppl can legally carry a 10mm pistol atleast not a glock cuz they are always fully auto n not semi... and 10mm is basically the same stopping power as a 40cal 38 special isnt even enough.... so in all black bear might be a match on a human if its skiddish or a younger juvenile... but a bear can also run about 28-35 mph... usain bolt cant out run a bear on spurts if u account for the terrain the bear is in... a human cant run that fast in a terrain that a bear is in.... also u talked about deer.. ever hit one with ur vehicle? LOL its totaled even if its not a big deer just a small doe...imagine a bigger one or if u hit a moose that gets over 1000 pounds... OUCHHHHHH

[@NostalgiaVivec]

@@seekyunbounded9273 well I'm not boxing the deer wrestling it is my best bet

[@seekyunbounded9273]

@@NostalgiaVivec yea thats what i mean , if you are wrestling you are gonna just speedrun getting trumpled

[@conorfleury4387]

Pre-watching video: Joey is going to say he could beat a bunch of deadly Australian critters and the other two will completely deny it

[@blueriverbane69]

Post-watching video: Connor has a healthy respect for large deer

[@jonasateo]

@@blueriverbane69 Rightfully so.

[@PhillyEastSide]

LOL, Connor has clearly never seen a Rhino in the wild! They are surprisingly limber and agile... and hella bloody dangerous! lol loving this hypothetical convo though...

[@renitsukishe8740]

i don't think agile is right. yes they are fast. but they have poor eye sight. you have a higher chance of surviving a rhino from dashing through a tree and then evade it at the right time to lure the rhino into bumping towards the tree. or an even better option. running on a zig zag

[@leonhardeuler7647]

Fun fact: The reason Rhinos are so aggressive is because they are basically wild in an ecosystem full of predators. When raised in a safe environment like a zoo, they are actually very sweet and have the personality of labradors. They even roll over for belly scratches.

[@renitsukishe8740]

@@leonhardeuler7647 your half right. fun fact. they treat everything as a danger cause they have poor eye sight. they're predators are also not that too many cause most of this so called predators often only target baby rhinos. yet even the young ones can still clap the predator. cause they are pretty much the land version of a hippo which everyone knows hippo's are a menace but the reason why they are sweet in the zoo is true. cause they are born in an area where don't have to fear anything. even if they have poor eye sight.

[@omnipresentnoob4776]

It was funny when Garnt was talking about the drinks in plastic bags because it is also a thing you'll find in Mexico

[@higoodbye7545]

Whaaaa, I read your comment literally as garnt started saying drinks are served on bags at 1:48:00 :D

[@mikeymoose7253]

Everyone I know in the U.K. freezes bread; so weird that’s alien to them. Also, it’s horrible but in Thailand you eventually start putting ice in beer after being horrified by it.

[@amoasiwaibrahim3762]

Same here. Everyone I know freezes bread in the UK😅

[@TheSpongyMallard]

I freeze bread in the US. I keep a loaf out, use it, pull another out of the freezer.

[@exoticfox9]

We freeze bread in the Netherlands as well....

[@Crystantemum]

I think if you're drinking your beer fast enough having some ice in it isn't a bad thing. You just have a small chaser of water ready for rehydration before your next mug

[@watchingaccount]

it is probably a class thing? people with larger families probably don't freeze bread cause yknow it would be used fairly quickly - i am from the uk myself and have never met anyone whose family freezes their bread.

[@baltoen_]

We definitely do put bread in the freezer in Europe. Especially when living alone and buying bigger loafs of ryebread to safe money you divide it up in smaller bags and take them out as needed.

[@murlend8455]

Connor not knowing that male deer have antlers reminds me of the chicken breast argument

[@sebaschan9919]

Connor in this episode: Fish scares me Connor in the 24 hour stream: Fish don't exist

[@hansalvarez5574]

39:47 "he died from lung cancer" *everyone laughs their asses off*

[@robertsteinberger]

48:15 Connor in the deer argument: "This is no ligic whatsoever, this is just my gut feeling" - who would have guessed

[@nicjansen230]

40:31 "I don't want to see everyone around me die." That's exactly what happened to my great grandmother at age 102. Her husband, her children and all of her friends went before she did. She said she was still 20 years old in her mind, but her body wasn't. Such a lovely old lady she was...

[@arciantum]

As a southeast asian myself, I can legitimately confirm that we drink soft drinks in plastic bags.

[@ol1mar]

Just letting you guys know: Joey is from the south, as you go up north the beaches become far more dangerous in terms of jellyfishes and crocodiles. ONLY GO SWIMMING AT A PATROLLED BEACH AND BETWEEN THE FLAGS. Box jellyfish death are not as uncommon up here!

[@NostalgiaVivec]

yeah i was with a girl from QLD and jellies were not a fun time for the beach goers up there

[@marcustwining9509]

Speaking as an Australian, everybody I know freezes bread. Just the same as keeping a long life milk in the cupboard, you keep a frozen loaf in the freezer for that time you forgot to buy it fresh. Also, works a charm for toast/toasties.

[@denisiojoy]

Same in New Zealand.

[@kasiaj6469]

Same. If I leave bread on the counter it goes mouldy in 2 days because I live in qld and it's about 800% humidity most of the year. (:

[@glassy_rose]

I'm Greek and yeah, everyone who doesn't plan to consume their bread within 3 days they freeze it. My grandma would bake a lot of bread to last the month (think 10 loaves each time), and after the bread had cooled down she would keep a couple in the pantry and put the rest in the freezer. As a sidenote, sourdough freezes amazingly. Generally weightier breads freeze well, lighter breads don't. As a kid my family wouldn't freeze the bread though, because it tended to be consumed within the same day and we would buy a fresh half kilo everyday.

[@zackf16yt69]

As a survivor of a Florida Black Bear encounter, I can say lawn mowers definitely ward them off

[@rahimske]

You can tell it's a pre-recorded episode because Joey has long hair 🤣

[@vt_hikaru]

I knew it was prerecorded since garnt talked about getting stranded which happened I think beginning of February

[@nexusprime2487]

Wonder how many were pre-recorded before Garnt grown his beard and Joey before he had his hair cut.

[@MetronaJ]

Just to note: At around the 38:00 mark, Immortality in the sense the people are trying to do is more accurately described as "a cure for aging" This means you wont become crippled after a certain age as the idea is to have your body not weaken like that

[@rifalya8114]

Yeah. Having teen body through your whole life is awesome. No need for true immortality

[@theradionicrevival8068]

@@rifalya8114 idk, but even then, that can kinda deplete what makes youth and being young worthwhile. Not saying people should be dying of dementia or bone degradation. A lot of that stuff does and should be cured and people would 100% benefit from it. But a cure to just the entire concept of aging itself seems like one of those things that sounds fun on paper rather than in long term execution

[@bigtale2215]

@@theradionicrevival8068 well nobody wants to die now. The people who say I want to die at N age get rid of the fear of death by saying they will die in the future, but the one who will die at N age is not the future you but the present you at N age.

[@bigtale2215]

go see "Why die?" by CGP Grey, he explains it better

[@MetronaJ]

@sen touji just so you know Aging =/= growing You will still grow to a full adult, what wont happen is that you wont become crippled eventually

[@BarryDylan111]

Give Ashley a mic already. He can switch it on when he wants to say something and keep it off while you talk.

[@deldraws9449]

Trash taste needs to make an afterdark stream making a animals I could beat up in a fight tierlist with ashley giving out facts on the animals

[@ahmadalaqib8148]

Good idea

[@ahmadalaqib8148]

I posted this comment on the sub Reddit

[@xavie-san-3334]

That's actually a good idea, another idea is to invite an animal expert as a guest while they do the tierlist.

[@Horrosity]

@@xavie-san-3334 I almost misread it as "invite an animal as a guest"

[@xavie-san-3334]

@@Horrosity hahaha well don't they already have Connor for that?

[@xenocrateshokim5439]

10:32 I’m from Vegas, I would say the reason we call it a dust storm is the type of “dust/sand” we have. It’s not what you would think typical dust of the Sahara desert would have like fine particles of sand. Our desert is Mojave, so it’s mainly literal rocks and large granulas of sand/dirt blowing around. It’s frequent, but not severe. Sometimes it does get severe to the point it can fracture windshields and bow trees down.

[@verominek8881]

Almost makes you wish for nuclear winter

[@shiitagi]

This is my second time watching the episode, and I start to understand Connor's point of view. Big scary animals are like 6'5 muscly guys, and deers for him are like those scrawny guys that looks wimpy, but have that look in their eyes that tells you not to fuck with them. Like The Smiling Man, or maybe just that one creep that you think will shank you in your sleep 50 years later because you bump into them once in highschool, and they whisper to you while you gasp your last breath, how everything bad that has happened through out your life are actually their doing, pulling the strings from the shadow.

[@requiemforameme1]

20:43 Apparently, eucalyptus trees are nature's gas canisters. They produce litter around the tree that's high in volatile oils, and is naturally resistant to breakdown by fungi to spark natural wildfires to help spread more trees -- which is badass. So now my question is: Are there flammable dropbears?

[@dajokahbaby1506]

They’re also the reason for some of California’s forest fires

[@aaclovern9804]

Didn't california fires in 2017(18)? start because of eucaliptus? I heard that fires got big because the trees didn't have natural counters like coalas and other animals eating the leaves? Might be misremembering things

[@requiemforameme1]

@@aaclovern9804 Apparently so. I live on the east coast so I didn’t read up too much, but looks like eucalyptus helped cause some at least. Still neat fact. They’re like the Jean Grey of trees, lol. Edit: I accidentally a word.

[@3phase72]

Yeah, apparently Australians introduced eucalyptus' into California during the 1850s gold rush.

[@fdkid8004]

damn connor with the neutral food take in this episode, we live in a society

[@loweseat6340]

"You don't freeze the bread!" Yes you do, if it's commercially sold and pre-sliced in bags! If you buy it from a bakery it's a different story entirely

[@ggundercover3681]

that's cool and all but I don't care, I'm not freezing no bread. what I don't understand is why not just keep it in the fridge. especially if you're buying store bread and not bakery fresh bread. heck I make my own bread and I leave it out for like 2 days and then put it in the fridge. and I hate toast, or at least using the toaster, I put butter and pan fry for. my toast (and I rarely eat toast). the only way I see this being appropriate is if you really barely eat bread and like toast. but I feel most people here saying this eat bread regularly or quick enough where putting it in the fridge is good. or am I just not getting full context? I am so confused on this.

[@loweseat6340]

@@ggundercover3681 I don't think it's "inappropriate" to freeze bread regardless of how much you eat of it on a regular basis, it's just a different method to store it for longer than it would keep if it was sitting out on the counter. I personally don't eat enough bread at once for there to be any other option that works without forcing me to throw out bad bread.

[@HOVNA]

@@ggundercover3681 Because the bread loses nothing by being frozen and chilling it in the fridge is almost pointless in comparison. You are still going to reheat it, now it just slowly dries and still spoils after a while anyways.

[@wesleywyndam-pryce5305]

no you still don't freeze it, fridge sure but freezer absolutely not

[@joyboy6752]

​@@wesleywyndam-pryce5305why put bread in the fridge tho? The reason you freeze it is so you can store it. Once it defrosts, correctly, it tastes the exact same dude

[@thebagemporium5571]

Hearing Connor call them imbeciles after explaining how he almost chocked on ice is so funny

[@DaveFloatzelloverSimon]

As an Aussie, it surprises me that the UK really doesn't get that many natural disasters. Literally we here seem to experience just about every natural disaster, except for volcanoes and I think Tsunamis

[@_simon.s_]

Southeast Asian here that used to run a small store. Not sure if it's the same for other countries but we use plastic bags specifically made for soda. It's just the right size to put one bottle's worth of soda in it. And the reason why we put it in plastic bags is because we send the bottles back to the manufacturers so that it can be refilled. Else it would wind up in the junkyard.

[@cyburn7797]

When the settlers saw a fire tornado for the first time they probably thought they’d actually entered hell itself. That why Australia is known as the “down under” maybe 🤣

[@Barrysushi569]

Australia is known as down under due to the fact we are in the Southern Hemisphere Wind driven fire is what Joey meant to say (fire storm) , we don’t have tornadoes in Australia

[@NostalgiaVivec]

@@Barrysushi569 i just googled it and it says that you do get tornados you just dont have a season for them. i think a tornado can happen anywhere they even happen here in the UK

[@reaperandyel]

The thing about Polar Bear is that it rarely saw human, that's why it's very cautious and ran away instead of attacking when you shout at it. But it's not gonna work multiple times.

[@Marnige]

Wasn't there news about an entire campsite eaten by polar bear or something?

[@Crystantemum]

Also, as Polar bears are going more extinct from less icy locations, they're starting to mate with brown bears and make the most powerful bears. Btw, brown bears are more worse than black bears. Black bears you can easily yell at and they'll dip. (Unless mother bear with cubs, always run)

[@eugenefindit]

Me watching this while eating toasted bread from the freezer: Well, this is awkward. 😁

[@joseph_marcillo-coronado]

Garnt giving an outro at 17:11 had me questioning time and space

[@TheCikoni]

Its amazing how badly Connor under estimates bears lol

[@NostalgiaVivec]

depends on the bear, he live in japan so he mostly knows black bears which are kinda just pussies as far as bears go but any other bear scary shit

[@nexusprime2487]

@@NostalgiaVivec They really need to get a zoologist youtuber in a future episode

[@ericg7291]

The crunching ice cube rant had me rolling. One of the most entertaining rides I've heard in a while. Thanks for the laugh Boyz.

[@FreshPrinceOfBelMer]

20:25 - very similar in the US Midwest we do control burns of prairie grass. The grass gets so tall and dead plant debris builds up that it has to be done to let new seeds grow, cycle of life etc. Also like Joey I've seen a tornado caused by a fire - we call them dust devils lol

[@attabooii]

Best way to survive bears: don't keep food on you, you should talk/play music/make noise as you're hiking (bears will avoid confrontation so if they hear you coming, they'll just move somewhere else. Most times you won't even notice that they were there), and bear spray can be effective if you use it correctly. They say that you should try to scare away black bears and play dead with grizzlies and most times that's solid advice but you should play it by ear. Bears can have very differing personalities so you can't just treat them all the same. Like if you see a black bear with cubs, probably not smart to act confrontational and scary. But prevention is probably the best way

[@jlee438]

@@id3389 would u wanna guage that? but she right about bear spray its worthless if the wind is towards ur face.... better off with a gun

[@nexusprime2487]

@@id3389 I wouldn't really recommend dropping your bag & jacket since if the chance a bear attacks you, both the jacket & bag will protect you from being mauled by it. Also carry a bear spray if ever encountering one.

[@Marnige]

I thought you meant 'don't talk, don't play music and or don't make noise. Probably best to rephrase the sentence and place the "don't" at the back

[@tomohigawa8389]

At 54:15 mark they talk about the Mantis Shrimp. I don't know about a fish that could throw a punch and create a nuclear fusion, but there is a Pistol Shrimp who can punch so fast it generates a heat of over 4,000 Celsius, 4 times hotter than lava!

[@Rephilhlm]

the reason of the plastic bag in softdrinks in the Philippines (Not sure if this is also the mechanic from other Southeast Asian Countries) is because those Glass bottles are technically owned by the softdrink companies and you are only buying the Liquid you could still drink from the bottle but you must return the bottle to the stand (or you could pay extra to own the bottle)... those glass bottles will then be reused by the company (of course sanitize)...also plastic bags are cheaper compared to plastic cups

[@arcoirisaycaramba2857]

Probably also uses less plastic than a plastic cup. It may have not been the environmental motivation first, but less plastic = less cost.

[@silvinity4939]

When I was young and first heard about the stone fish I remember I was terrified about entering any natural body of water. Come this episode I forgot they even exist.

[@microchip4221]

I do think it’s kinda funny when Connor and Garnt start talking about how it’s warmer in Australia, and that’s why they put the bread in the freezer. I live in Norway, we have bread in the freezer all the time.

[@bamannpiderman]

My god, that plastic bag coke conversation blasted me back to childhood.